Carry Wilson autobiography : The foul body odor that almost killed me

This autobiography was self-published in 2007 by one of our very own TMAU sufferers, Carry Wilson. This testimonial is a very deep and candid account of her experiences with the social and emotional obstacles sufferers face on a daily basis. It clearly portrays the personal profound devastation these obstacles produce, and its impact on the sufferer’s family. Each page screams out the desperate need for research and a cure. Thank you Carry for bravely telling your story, helping to break down the stigma attached to this malady, and for representing us all in our plight!

Carry will be speaking on the inaugural Body Odor Support Forum Women’s Conference Call next Wednesday, July 30th at 8:00p.m. EST.

Plagued by a terrible odor that not only proved to be embarrassing but also made it difficult for her to hold a job and to provide for herself and her young daughter, Carry Wilson sought help from a number of physicians in various fields. Despite the indications of her own research, medical professionals repeatedly dismissed her concerns and assumed she suffered from a psychiatric disorder rather than a medical illness. Desperate, isolated, and depressed, she was hospitalized several times with suicidal ideations, a history that only seemed to make it more difficult to secure quality medical attention.

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Paperback
Author: Carry Wilson
Publisher: Dorrance Publishing Co., Inc.
Release Date: 2006

The book or Ebook is available from the publisher :
http://www.dorrancebookstore.com/foboodthalki.html

ISBN: 978-0-8059-7188-0
ASIN: B0010KDSTY

It is also available from Amazon and possibly elsewhere:
http://www.amazon.com/Foul-Body-Odor-Almost-Killed/dp/B0010KDSTY